Diary of Henry Townshend of Elmley Lovett, 1640-1663, Volumen2M. Hughes and Clarke, 1920 |
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according aforesaid appointed arms arrears assessed assessors Bewdley Bromsgrove certificate Chaddesley Corbett charge Charles Church lench City of Worcester command Commission County of Worcester Court defence division Dobbins Dodderhill Doddingtree Elmbridge Elmley Lovet Esqre estates Evesham forces free quarter Garrison gent Governor and Commissioners Grand Jury Halfshire Hampton Lovet Hartlebury hath Henry Townshend Hereford High Sheriff Honourable horse or foot humble Hundred of Halfshire Justices Kidderminster King King's Lord Astley Majesty Majesty's service monies monthly contribution muster officer or soldier Oxford paid Pakington Parliament payment peace Pershore persons petition Philip Brace plundering poll money pound present Prince Maurice provisions Quarter Sessions raised received recusants Regiment Royalists Rupert Sandys sent shew Sir John Pakington Sir Ralph Clare Sir William Russell subsidies sums of money thereof think fit Thomas Townshend gives trained bands unto warrant week Whereas Wigorn Worcestershire ΙΟ
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Página 24 - Reason of, his doing so; then this Obligation to be Void, and of none Effect, or else to stand in full Force and Virtue.
Página 246 - Suffer the bearer hereof, Mr. Richard Powell, of Forresthill, in the county Oxon', who was in the city and garrison of Oxford at the surrender thereof, and is to have the full benefit of the Articles agreed unto upon the surrender, quietly and without let or interruption to...
Página 108 - To all gentlemen, and other inhabitants of the City of Worcester. "As many of you as are sensible of the danger of your religion, your ' persons and goods, and the privileges of your Corporation, are desired to ' declare yourselves sensible of them at this opportunity. It being my errand '(by the help of God) to rescue them from the oppression of your present ' governors. And I promise that all such as shall appear willing to welcome ' my endeavour shall not only be received to free quarter, but...
Página 69 - London great forces levying and monies raising by way of contribution and otherwise towards the charge of raising and maintaining an army or forces by order of our two houses of Parliament not only without our consent but contrary to our...
Página 54 - Then this Obligation to be void, and of none Effect ; or else to stand, remain, abide, and be in full Force and Virtue.
Página 202 - God promise, vow and protest, To maintain and defend as far as lawfully I may, with my life, power and estate, the True Reformed Protestant Religion, expressed in the Doctrine of the Church of England, against all Popery and Popish Innovations...
Página 43 - Gentlemen, It is now some months since that the Protestation taken by the Lords and House of Commons was sent down into the country, with an Expectation, that it should be generally taken throughout the Kingdom, for a Testimony of their good Concurrence with the Parliament ; but through the Remissness of some of those that had the Care of recommending it to others...
Página 92 - THE THIRD, by the Grace of God, King of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, etc. To our trusty and well beloved...
Página 81 - Worcester the sum of £3000 a month towards the payment of His Majesty's Forces sent and raised for the defence of the...